Do you often make crystal elixirs? Then, you might know all about directly infusing the energy of crystals with water. If you didn’t, let us help you understand which are crystals not to put in water, whether for elixir-making or cleaning.

Crystals Not to Put in Water

Whether you’re advanced or a beginner, it is best not to put crystals directly in water. Bookmark this page or save it so that when you’re thinking of making crystal elixir, you can come here and check if the crystal is toxic in water or not.

Ready? Let’s get started!

1. Agate: Low Silicosis present.
2. Amazonite: Low presence of lead.
3. Amber: Highly toxic organic material.
4. Amethyst: High silicosis present.
5. Aragonite: Highly soluble in acids only.
6. Azurite: Presence of copper detected.
7. Black Onyx: Low silicosis present.
8. Bloodstone: Low silicosis detected.
9. Calcite: Soluble in acids.
10. Chalcedony: Low silicosis seen.
11. Chrysocolla: Low silicosis present.
12. Citrine: High silicosis present.
13. Coral: Highly toxic organic material.
14. Dolomite: Might have heavy metals.
15. Epidote: Might contain radioactive or lead elements.
16. Howlite: Easily soluble in acids only.
17. Iolite: Soluble in acids only.
18. Jasper: Low silicosis is detected.
19. Lapis Lazuli: Presence of pyrite detected.
20. Lepidolite: Easily soluble in acid solutions only.
21. Malachite: Contains copper inside.
22. Obsidian: Low silicosis seen.
23. Opal: Low silicosis present.
24. Pearl: Highly toxic organic material
25. Prehnite: Soluble in acids only.
26. Pyrite: High toxicity.
27. Quartz: High silicosis seen.
28. Rhodonite: Presence of manganese detected.
29. Rose Quartz: High silicosis present.
30. Shattuckite: Medium toxicity with copper presence.
31. Sodalite: No toxicity, but soluble in acids.
32. Tektite: Low silicosis seen.
33. Tiger’s eye: High silicosis and presence of asbestos.
34. Turquoise: Low Copper content present.
35. Zircon: A slightly radioactive element.

How to Make Elixir without Putting Crystals in Water?

Now that we know the crystals that shouldn’t be put in water, what do you do if you want to make crystal elixir out of them? It’s easy and keeps you safe. In fact, we suggest you repeat it with crystals that can be put in water too. All you have to do is, follow the steps below.

• Take a glass or tumbler of water you want to turn into elixir.
• Now place a large coaster made of wood (not plastic, but anything else).
• Let it sit for up to 8 hours (preferably overnight).
• Remove the arrangement.
• Drink the crystal elixir you made without touching water!

You can also circle a crystal over the water or hang it over the water to infuse the energies into the elixir. It is important to remember that elixirs are powerful concoctions even though you don’t see any color change or sizzling effects. Take it wisely!

Conclusion

Clear about which Crystals Not to Put in Water? The truth is, even glass undergoes low silicosis. So, it is best not to place any crystal in water. You can instead clean it with a soft cloth or brush.

Love and light~